Hello everybody.
Hey.
Hi.
First of all, I have to say, I love the show.
Thank you.
It's a great idea, whose-ever idea this was.
It was a great idea.
TI, I haven't seen you in about 10 years, so good to see you.
You look good.
Well thank you, so do you.
You look good.
And you, I have to say thank you so much.
You just got off a plane from Paris.
You were at the fashion shows in Paris,
literally landed and came straight here.
Thank you so much for doing that.
How was that?
Well, I did my makeup in the car, and you know,
I'm un-huggable right now because I couldn't take
a shower, but--
You know what I'm saying?
You smell fine.
But how was it in Paris?
It was amazing.
I had a good time.
Yeah.
What shows did you go to?
I went to the Chanel show, and to the Tom Browne show.
I did.
Fancy.
You like to go to those, right?
Yeah.
And do you buy things there?
Yeah.
Well, yeah.
Of course.
Yeah?
You know what I'm saying?
Wonderful.
Wasn't really busy that day on the street.
What's this, what's happening?
Are you fencing somebody?
No, it's fashion.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Sorry.
And Chance, I just saw you recently.
Every day, I see you.
Yeah, I know.
Now you're just here weekly, or something.
I like it.
And so let's talk about the show, and how this came about.
Yeah.
So it's hip hop's first legitimate TV competition
series on Netflix.
And it's basically myself, my fellow judges,
seeing the greatest talent in hip hop across the nation
and bringing them into one place and trying
to see what they got.
And who's the hardest on them?
So far, I've seen the first episode, and who do you think
is the hardest?
It's definitely not Cardi.
I was hard.
Yeah, Cardi just-- She--
I feel like it was on the sly, though.
We'll be the hard--
Because--
Well, I like you, but I don't know.
So what do you think, Chance?
Yeah, it comes down to me every time.
Yeah, it's always up to Chance.
Right.
No, you told somebody you didn't like them.
Oh, a couple of them.
Yeah.
A couple of them, I said a couple of them.
And have you found anybody?
Obviously you've finished shooting all of this.
Have you found anybody that's really amazing,
and do they get to work with you?
What happens?
So many.
I mean, there's so many, there's so many phenomenally talented
artists that we had the opportunity of working with
and kind of shaping and molding their journeys.
Yeah.
And then you get a little piece of everything
they do for the rest of their lives.
No, no, no, no.
No?
I don't want that kind of responsibility.
And you had appearances from some really cool people, right?
Yeah.
So you had Snoop Dogg.
Yeah.
The late Nipsey Hussle.
Yeah, Nip the Great, absolutely.
Fat Joe.
Fat Joe, definitely.
He was tough.
Jadakiss.
Oh, he was the toughest.
I ain't gonna front.
And Snoop, too, though.
Snoop was something, but Fat Joe, he was having it.
Yeah.
Now, do you think you're tougher on women than they are?
No.
Well, kind of, because you know when it comes to women,
I feel like it's, you have to have the whole package.
You know what I'm saying?
You've got to have the right voice, because let me tell you
something.
There's some women on Instagram, they can rap,
but their voice is just, I don't feel like people
want to hear it for too long.
So it's just--
That, you have to have the confidence.
You almost have to be, also not even really like an open book,
but everybody just wants to know you.
I always tell the girls, you got to be
that girl that guys want to be with and girls want to be like.
Yeah.
Well, that's kind of, that's with guys too.
That you, that guys want to--
Well, not be with, but guys want to like and be like, right?
Yeah, sure.
Wasn't it-- So, you're married to Offset, just
in case you didn't know.
Wasn't it Offset who kind of told you,
it's time for you to get married?
Yeah.
I was at Coachella when you performed, what was this,
two years ago, I think.
And I met Set, he had a party at, we went to French's house,
to French Montana's house.
We were all in the backyard, and he pulled me to the side,
and he told me that you guys had just
got married in the backyard.
He was like, yo, you need to take care of business, blah,
blah, blah.
Yeah, and I came back home, and I proposed two months later.
Wow.
Did you know that?
I didn't know that 'til you said that in an interview,
and I was like, oh my God.
That is so beautiful, and marriage is such a crazy unity.
Yes.
In a good way, right?
In a good way.
Yeah.
Y'all have a very unusual way of showing your affection
in public.
Oh.
Well--
Do y'all always kiss like that?
Only when we're in France.
It's supposed to be covered up with the mouth.
The mouth, and then that stuff happens inside the mouth.
Yeah, but you know what I'm saying,
sometimes when we do all that--
You know what I'm saying?
I have makeup, and then all that, lip glosses,
and the concealer gets on his face.
Then he look like he ate a donut and whatnot.
So we just got to, you know what I'm saying?
No, now I get it.
That's--
That ever happen before to you?
No, but now that I see that that's
why we should do it, yeah.
Ladies, men, that's the way you kiss when you've got makeup on,
so you don't have to get it all over his face.
That's when the lips are in the way.
Yeah.
The lips are in the way.
The lips are just in the way.
Get straight to the good stuff.
We're going to take a break and see if any of that airs.
We'll be back.
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